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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-17
THE EVENING STAR.
AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.
DUscANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

DUscANsos BROS, Auctioneers.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF GROCERIES, WINES,
l5QIORs. CIGARS, TOBACCO, SHELVING FIX
ICRES, &c
HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS.
by virtue OF ieedOf assignment recorded
aPr l9th 1887, III land records the District of CO.
duIn ola ! Will sell on WEDNESDAY, MAY ElGH-
TN ID, 1857, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ.
the entire contents of No 9Ol 9TH north
west, comprising in part
cas- COnees, Flour, Molasses
Soaps tTOllet and Laundry Salt
vinegar, Crackers. Cakes
Large lot of Shelf Goods (every description
domestic and other Cigars. Tobacco.
me Ice Box Refrigerator told blastl
Chewing, Counter. Scales. &c
r, me wines snE Liquors (lssortedD.
osesner with large quantity of other goods usually
FOUND IL a grocery store
Also, Al ONE O'CLOCK p VI. SAME DAY,
Horse, Wagon, and Harness
CHARLES PELHAM. Assignee.
lnylO-dts ot White . sons
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers

ENTIRE n H i2H sI19yI FURNITURE. CARPETS
NO. II GRANT PLACE, BET. NINTH AND
TENTH, G AND SITS. n. W. COMPRISING
SET, ASH i SETS, COTTAGE SETS WARD
ROBES, WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE,
DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
Hat RACK, MATTRESSES. SPRINGS, ROCK
ERS. STOVES, PICTURES. KITCHEN REQU1-
SITES. &C. &C, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTIETH.
commencing at 10 o'clock will sell at the above
residence all the furniture. carpets &c. contained
therein, being partly enumerated above to which at
tention is respectfully called mylT-3t
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO
S14 EIG 5rI zI0 STREET, BETWEEN q AND
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY Nine
TENTH, 1887, at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the EsE
premises, shall sell Lot %, in square lO5 90 sa:i
feet inches front by an average depth of about rs
feet. improved by frst-class frame dwelling II
northwest This property located in section Of the
city where 1t is in great demand and is considered
of the best locations in the city.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust on the property sold All conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost. Two hundred dol
lars deposit required at the time of sale
my14-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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CHARLES PELHAM. Assignee.
,r,s
III K FULTON, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
VIII sell by public auction, my l21S Penn
SINAiia avenue, commencing WEDNESDAY. MAY
1ISh ItEN1H, at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, my stock of
I11eited pledges, from Nos. 1It45S to SS-90o in
EnuIse This sale viii consist Ladies' aud Gents
S4othng 81 all kinds Bed ClOthing, Suitings, Dress
oooos. Sliks, Boots Shoes. Books, Guns, kevoiyers
oRera CLASSES, Vases, Umbrellas, Musical. Mechan-
@ Mathematical and Surgical Instruments, large lot
OF solld Silver Ware and Plated Ware
ms sale Will continue MORNING at TEN O'CLOCK
and EVENING at HALE-PAST SEWN O'CLOCK
until all the lots sold Ticket holders will please
take notice. IA h FULTON
uuV Da~r, "A
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ST. PAUL MINI, May l7.--Yesterday John W.
Ostranoer and wife arrived st ST. Paul from Clear
Lake, Wis They had just sold their farm near
that place and We're bound for Washington Ter
rftory. Mr.. ostrander had about $500 on his per-
son. he and his wife took dinner at the Minnesota
House, ano soon aiterward ostrander disappeared.
and not a trace OF him has as vet been found
Their baggage had been checked 10 savannah, III,
but was not Forwarded, as MIS-. ostrander claims
IL as her own.
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TELEGRAMS TO qHE STAR
To Suppress Smuggling o.. tho Ris

TO SupprcSS SmuxxHug ~ tme ~
lsrande.
UxAs REQUESTED TO COOPERATE WITH THE GENE
RAJ GOVERNMENT
AUSTIN, Tx, May 17.-Gov. Ross has received q
communication from Hon. I. r. Bsysrd respecting
the armed organization under Marine Resembles,
raised In Texas for the purpose OF smuggling goods
into Mexico and inclosing letter from senior Ro-
nero, urging the American Government 20 issue
fuers 10 the proper authorities on the Rio Granoe
70 prevent such fnyasions ana infractions OF neu-
tranty laws. Mr.. Bayard requests Gov. Ross 20
exert his authority In cooperation with the Gene
raj Government 20 Illustrate such violations " the
law as are complained OF by senior Romero. The
governor promises 90 do So and has written 90
Judge Russell, OF Corpus Christi. ana Judge kelso.
OF Eagle Pass, Go take such action viii enable
operations.
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V,HoMAs e wAaGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer

CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
on STREET. NEAR ST ALOYSIUS CHURCH
EEIWEEN FIRST STREET AND NORTH CAP
IiOL STREET NORTHWEST. AND ALSO ON
MARYLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN FOUR-AND-
A-HAIF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Ipstrct OF Coltunbis, passed i'll Equity Cause No f
o4O, Will sell at public auction, front OF each ell
OF the premises the hereinafter described Real Estate
Ia wit
On WEDNESDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, Lots Nos. 134 and 13,I,
IN Shepherds subdivision of square No. 6, situated
on street north between 1st and North
northwest
On the SAME DAY. at QUARTER-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ. viii sell the east half Lot numbered
seven %. III Reservation D.situaei Maryland
hue between p and 9Th streets southwest, improved
Dy a dwelling house and stable
Terms OF sale: Oue-third cash. and The balance to be
pad IN twelve ana eighteen months, with interest
from Gay OF SHE and the thereof TO be secured
oy Tue pT0tnfsSory notes the purchaser purcha-
srs or al the purchase money be paid S1sh day
81 SALE or on ratification thereof by the count lien
Is reserved property sold for the purchase money
anu interest No deed given until purchase money and
interest shall be paid a deposit of $500 each piece
Of property Will be required when knocked down. All
eOilNeyClng .. purchasers Ii sale he
not complied with within days after sale the prop
erty VII be resOlo risk and cost OF detaulting pur
chaser ;. :. HENkLE, Trustee,
Office 900 Louisiana avenue.
ap2S-dSds THOS- T. NAGGAMAN. Auct
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
the EIGH TENTH DAY OF MAY, 1887, at same hour
and place, by consent Of PARTIES
my l-iSdS = HESELE. Trustee
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prant m enfsrelv out al tlanrer.

Ma Grant 10 entirely out OF danger.
The agitation against the Monday pay day. pro.
posed 81 employers Of labor In the East has
reached st. Louis and the power Of the employer
70 make the change wiz Be tested thegA
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneel

FLOWERS FROM J. B FREEMANS NURSERY AT
AUCTION, EMBRACING CHOICE ROSES
SHRTBS, DECORATIVE AND BEDDING
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY
EIGHTEENTH, 1887, 6t ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my
auction rooms shall sell choice lot Of the above
Dlants 1t
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LAsKEYs LOAN OFFICE,

NO. sol Fennsylvania avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold and Silver Watches. Dis
monds Jevelry, Pistols, Guns, Mechanical Tools.
LADIES' ana Sentlenlen's wearing Apparel
OLD GCLD AND Sl1Ekk BOUGHT ocS
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DERENPTORY SALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS
Is On TAIRD STREET, NEAR L STREET NORTH

E1EEsENPTORI SALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS
Il On THIRD STREET, NEAR L STREET NORTH
EAST
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
FIRST, at SIX O'CLOCK Will sell, front of the
premises,
Sub Lots 81 and 6S, square 14S, a43
E2ch LOT fronting IL So 100 feet on Third. ~
with GepJh OF Us feet TO a alley. -
Terms. One-half cash. balance year; to
b A. SIX per cent interest be secured by deed of
trust property, or all cash. at option OF purchaser
A deposit Of 800 AZ time OF sale Conveyancing at
Purvhaser cost Terms to be complied with ten
days
ny16dsds DJNCANSON BROS, Aucts
NOR SALE-A GROOM NEW COTTAGE WITH
stable carriage house. well OF excellent water, and
IL 0nO square feet of land "a miles from this city
VIII b. .s.li ~ highest bidder THU RSDAY, MAY
NINETEENIH 1887. at ONE O'CLOCK Pm.
Ole-thlrd cash. balance in six and twelve months
viii sell at private sale for s 1900
u.yl4-it I. H. SIPHERD CO., 1907 St NV.
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DUSCANsoN BROS. Auctoneers.
REREAIPToRY SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO
STORY BAY WINDOW BRICK DWELLING,
No 81: CORNER ELEVENTH STREET EAST
AND Sl)I-IH CAROLYN ANENI-E

AVENUE
on WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. NAY EIGHT
EENIH. at HAi4E-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. we will -
sell III front Of the premises. se.r
SUB LOT 10. SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE $50,
trontlng ~ 30 feet II Ia street east and depth of
: - feet on South Carolina avenue improved by
comfortable 2stOry brick with bay window and mod
EN- coDyenlences- This Is of the best locations
southeast, with extensive parking
Terms : cash balance in and years. notes to be
gwen bearing per cent interest payable seIi-an-
nually and to be secured by deed Of trust property
or ali cash. At option OF purchaser deposit of 5000
required az sale COLveyancing at cost of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in 10 days otherwise right
Reserved 10 resell risk and purchaser, after
days public advertisement III some newspaper pub
hs1ed IN Washington. ID. c.
nsy13-d DCNCANSON BROS Aucts
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howell, Of England, defeated woodSide, OF Phil
adelphia, IN tWenty-mile bicycle race In London.
New York March 4, for Buen0e Ayres, has been
sunk BY collsion with the steamer Elaxnnan.
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from New orleans last evening says: On Satur-
day night Raymond Butch overseer OF the WOOD.
below this city, was shot through both legs by an
insane man named Ed Williams. This morning
the sheriff OF Piaquemine parish, accompanied By
started out 20 arrest the maniac. When they ap.
preached williams he opened IRE upon them,
thought, fatally inJuring him. The shertff then
pursued the maniac, who took refuge In his house.
fbe house was set on IRE In order 70 disodge VII
uams and when he came out 10 get water TO ex-
aneuish the names he was shot dead by the sheriff.
About two years ago Geo. Osmond. while editor
or the M1scosse was attacked In his once by J. D.
Houston and Robert Brewster. Pistols were freely
used and each OF the participants was WOUNDED
Brewster fatally.
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The union sailors In Chicago have rejected ~
proposition 20 accept Reduction OF wages a06i
after Q meeting predicted that general ue-up oil
boats on the lake was imminent.
The trades unions In chicago Endorsed the brlcA.;
layers strike. A circular dfssuadknG Wortme05
from coming there has been issued
The jury In the OIL conspiracy case nc Bu1lalo, 1
n. Y, brought In . verdict Of guilty agalnge ~
Evere8tA
Lysander epooner, who died IN Boston Saturday.
IN the e1ghty-drSt year a hts aee n SID % haVG
been the father OF cheap postage N tins countxy.
end, the manufacturers having acced00 % the -
mAlos q the men cor g Per oay.
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BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

yTlHOMAS BOWLING. AuctloneeE.
TON: THE VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
617 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. JOIN
ING CARIISLE'S NEW BUILDING {WOOD-
WARD & LOTHROPs STORED.
r az 1ss a 5k
in square 346 having front of % feet and running
in rear Eleventh no1sh
10r IN Pa90r and furnace heat and all
rooms; always rented at S1.2OO per annum, This
duce a good rental and win increase immensely in
value. The property is located section where it is
mess locations in the city Buyers for investments
should not miss this opportunity.
5000 in SIX months and Balance In nine and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest at per per
sold. all cash. option of purchaser $500 deposit
required a, the time Of sale Al eopyeyaneing and
tedln ten days from date Of purchase.
THOMAS BOWLING.
my11-d& Auctioneer
EOUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOTS. FRONT
kSb 2N sTfFE sFKETs
SEaK PSPPoST diKGIIEao~ Wv ~ur, r1'.
a. Ivk xs MAY A .e Il
'' IoTs Al, *. 43. AND "A. IN SQUARE es. -
which has front Of - Il feet ali having depth 81
These lots are in the immediate vicinity of the splen
did residences of Mr. Blaine, Mr. Patten, Gov Hillyer
Terms onesnird cash. balance in one and two years
ally to Be BY deed Of trust On premises sold or
required on each lot at time Of sale. Conveyancine
&C. at purchasers cost, II terms of sale not COM
s6s and Of shs astauis1s paIehs:s! after se
n 1Sss Of sas1 resale in some newspaper
my66s - pUNCHNsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON Ac
FRIDAY. the TWENTIETH DAY OF NAY. 1857
hour aud place.
Abstract shown at sale my13
sAdh or on
s|ShiH1fSh Ss aukDhfhDs 1s5
B and u Rsg s.aa . Ct
in the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
% r 9saa on DAT 81 TIE Twenty I'VE
FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, in front of the premises, Offer
for sale At public suction, the following real estate
Hilyers subdivision Of the north part OF square num-
Der one hundi ed and ninety i've Q95i
Years from day Of SALE the deferred payments 70 d.w
on % e
be given for deferred payments. secured BY deed
In trust or the a. s.h :: u. ~
iC1 when the property is fnocked down. Terms must
veyancins At purchasers cost II default BE- made
by ally purchaser right to reseu at his her.
their risk q hE an NV Wise rr.
DuNcANsoN BROS. Ancta my9-dSds
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my12-d&ds
BOWLING. Auctioneer
SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
KNOWN AS THE LOW GROUNDS ABOVE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
KNOWN AS THE Low GROUNDS" ABOVE
GEORGETOWN, IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
CONTAINING 146 ACRES, MORE OR LESS
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of sS4x
the District Of Column bia passsd the 9TH day nv
Schneek and others complainants and Walter Du-
lany Riddle and others defendants, the being
numbered TO- l29 equity shall offer for sale at pub
nc auction, the premises, Lock Mills FRI
DAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY A D. 1887 at
FIVEOCLOCK NJ. all that of land known as the
OF Columbia and bounded the northern side there
OF by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal condemn alton
line and the west by the western line of District
of Columbia. and the south by the Potomac River
channel and on the east by the western line of
of four embracing two mill sites situated at Lock
Morgans Mill Except two small tracts lying little
10 the east of said District line the first known as
.Bully's Disappointment" containing two acres. and
the other known as "Bingsgste containing five and
quarters acres said tract be sold containing
14S acres. more or less.
Terms of SALE prescribed by the decree: Ouethird
Of the purchase money in cash, of which 5000
paid day Of sale, and balance in years
respectively, for which the pronissory notes Of
purchaser purchasers be given bear interest
the property sold all cash. at option of purchaser
ALI conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
RANDALL HAGNER, /
462 Louisiana ave-,
SAMUEL MADDOX, r,r,...
462 Louisiana ave-, 4rustees.
FRED. W. JONES,
472Ionsiana ave..
n. B-Particulsr attention is called to the above
sale because of the situation of the property between
the Potomac river and the canal and its consequent
deslrsbihty for business purposes. my9-d&ds
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Against Georges and McGlynn,s Thee.
rieS.

ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAS on WIDELY PREVALENT ror-
ULAR ERRORS
Archbishop Corrigan made his canonical vista
ton 70 the Church Of the Sacred Heart IA New
York yesterday morning. Low mass was cele-
brated, at the conclusion OF which the archbishop
spoke on the popular errors which, he said, were
widely prevalent at the present time. The first
OF these was the idea that private ownership ot
land was unjust. This idea the archbishop char
acterized as a fallacy against both philosophy
and common sense and as against the teachings
OF the Catholic Church. Those who claimed thai
land, like sunshine and air, was the fr,e gin oe
God, and equally the property OF ALL overlooked
the great difference that sun and air cannot be-
come private property as can land He declared
that every man had a right TO acquire, by honest
means, as much property as he could, and cited
the Indians as an example OF the disastrous
results or the free-iand policy. he also said that
the idea was In direct opposition TO decree OF the
pope, and that those that favored it knew that
they were infringing on the ordinance or God.
The second error which the archbishop wished
TO combat was that the pope had the right TO
command and be obeyed only In matters OF faith
and morals, and when speaking infaluble, but
not In matters OF discipline. This idea had0been
decreed false by the vatican council who had or.
dered that ''if any one should say that the Dope
had right TO command In matters or faith and
morals. but not In discipline, let him b. anathe-
ma" The pope, however, does not Interfere in
matters OF politics unless the government inter.
fereS In matters OF conscience, and he has warned
all bishops and archbishops that they must b
Obedient TO the government under which they ara.
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AMERICAN MEAT FOR FRENCH SOLDIERS AND SAN.
oRs--Edward Morris, OF a Chicago canning CON-
pany, has concluded a contract Tor l5OO,OOO kilos
OF canned meat for the French army, and 1900 600
hlos for the navy. This is stated be the largest
contract ever made with an American firm Gy q
foreign government
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OFFICE OF S. 6. HILL.
" Real Estate Broker, cor. 9th and F sts.

am authorized by the owner to sell at Public A.
Auction, the premises, on SATURDAY, Eja
TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1887, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ 52-story, room bricks: Nos. 2216
to 1924. 18th, bet, and Boundary. Will sell one
with the privilege of all rented and paying good
interest on the Investment Terms liberal and Will be
stated Ct sale & HUI S'h h a3S sts,
T'RuSTEE,so t SALE OF vALgABLE REAL I Es
SIDE Of VERMONT En- AXENGE, AND IMPROVED
GE a6 v RAATdAF REVERENCE KNOWN AS NO.
Under and by virtue of certain deed Of trust -
bearing date July goth, 1885, and duly recorded s7
in Liber No, 1856, folio a, ct seq one of the lands
records Of the District Of Columbia the undersignsd
SIXTH DAY OF. MAY. 1857, At FIVE o'cLoCK PM
sell at public auction front Of the premises all those
and being the city Washington, District Of coun.
bia aud known and distinguished as all Of lots
bered 4g to sixty t6O) both inclusive and
the full depth thereof Of lot numbered fortyeisht
(4S in George Taylors subdivision Of part Of square
numbered two hundred and fourteen 214, rs per plat
the Surveyors Office of the District Of Columbia with
all buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-haf cash. and balance In three
which notes Of the purchaser are to be- gven bearing
interest from day Of sale at the rate Of per cenu
on the cp
sold and Of slSoS VII g
purchaser Terms Of sale to be complied with within
ten QO days from day Of SALE otherwise the trustees
W ane sna e resell the At the sR and
hshed in the District Of ColumbiS
koB ahD g. ~ RTGnTiH hhR 1Jsfses trustee,
Office Tyler Rutherford.
my14.d&ds 1895 st. NV. Washington. D. q.
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How Orangemen Compelled . Gla
Stone Man - Restgms

STONE Man % lkesign.
From the London Truth.
Orangemen can boycott as ruthlessly as ma
ttonalists-and they do. The Rev. Matthew Maca-
nary, of Castleblaney, has found to his cost that
no man in his position can avow himself follower
OF Mr.. Gladstone without being ruined. Nj. Maca-
fused to pay the proportion OF his stipend winch
they had promised: Lord TempietoA has with
drawn his annual grant OF E5; and Nj. and NFa.
Macanary have been assaulted. Under these CIR.
cumstances, the reverend gentleman had no option
but to resign his paStOrate.
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DUBLIC SA1E OF HORSES.
On THURSDAY NEXT, TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
MAY NINETEENTH. at Magrath 4 kennelly's Livery
stable III 11th street. so head of good sound Horses
Will be sold This stock is direct from Virginia and
Maryland, and will be warranted sound and all right
or money Will be refunded Buyers are requested to
Horses belonging to parties leaving the city
- j. W. HAHN, Salesman.
Stock sold on commission
D. W. MAGRATH 4 CO, Aucts my17-2t
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BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT m CLEvELAND.-A bloody
ten-round prize-fght with tight gloves took place
IN Cleveland, Ohio last night, within hailing dis
lance or the police. The principals were Sam
Scwartz and Jack Bates. OF Youngstown, both
feather-weights. Bates weighed $50 pounds and
ScwartZ only 120, and he lacked training besides.
The ten rounds were fought, but Scwartz was
helpless TO defend himself aud was finally carried
on the scene, bleeding and battered. Both eyes
were closed, and great black and blue spots stood
out on his face and chest. IL was the most brufal
fight ever witnessed IN Northern Ohio.
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GLADSTONE GOING TO WAIEs-Mr. Gladstone win
spend part OF his Whitsuntide holiday In swan
sea, Wales as the guest OF Sir Henry Hasslys
Vivian. The latter was formerly q liberal after.
ward joined the liberal unionists, more recently
accepted MT. Gladstone's theories ON the Irish
land question
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V,HoMAs DoWLING, Auctioneer

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, EMBRACING IN PART ONE CHECKER
ING PIANO HAIR CLOTH FURNITURE, WHAT
NOT, n 7 TABLEs, THBEEPLY GAKPETs
BEDS AND BEDDING, WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLE, STOVES &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY NINETEENTH,
1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No.
1924 High street. the undersigned executors will sell
the entire contents contained therein.
E. A and A. b. SHEKELLS,
my16-3t Executors.
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In the first race at Clifton yesterday: Five fur
longs Leopold won, Little Charlie second Carrie
c third; time, 1:05H. Second race-Three-quar-
tiers OF mile, Cratic won, yltello second Voucher
third; time, 1:l9h. Third race-Three-quarters
OF a mile. Boheme won Mollie Thomas second,
Standiford Keller third; time :l9. Fourth race
Five furIongs j. w. White won, Chickahominy
second, Burton Third; time, 1.o5k. Fifth race
seven furlongs. Windsail won, Niddlesex second.
Ballerlna third; time, ::s3L,
At Louisville the first race was mile heats. First
heat.Silmore won, Brookful second oFellus
third; time, lay Second heat-tiimore won
Brookful second, the others beaten on: time
l:i4K Second race-The Louisville cup, two aud
quarter miles. The only starters We're Lucky r.
lMurphyl, ia; Solid silver (WestN, los; Montana
Regent (Biay lock-, los. Montana Regent won
Lucky Is. second, Solid Silver third: time .O4
Third race-One and one-eighth miles. Jim Nave
won, Aristocrat second Brilliant third; time 80
Fourth race-One and one-quarter miles Elgin
won. Llbretto second, st. Valentine third; time
2:l1k. Fifth race-Ftve furlongs. Crawford won
Outstep second, Barrister third; time, .04 sixth
race-ThTee-quarters OF a mile. Rio Grande won
Ellie Hardy second, Revoke third: time lila